Don Bradman

Don Bradman death anniversary: A look at some facts about the cricketing legend's career

Don Bradman made his debut at for the Australian side in 1928. In a career spanning two decades, Bradman created several records, many of which remain unbroken till date.

Bat signed by 2011 World Cup-winning Indian team fetches $25,000 in NFT auction

A bat signed by the 2011 World Cup winning Indian cricket team was sold for $25,000, while Australian David Warner's 2016 IPL-winning signed SRH jersey fetched $30,000 in the auction in Dubai.

Don Bradman's history-making 1934 Ashes bat up for auction

The William Sykes and Son bat was used in all the five Test matches of the Ashes in England where Bradman amassed a total of 758 runs.

Sir Don Bradman death anniversary: Remembering the cricket legend on his 20th anniversary

Sir Don Bradman by many is considered the greatest cricketer of all time.

Donald Bradman’s first baggy green cap fetches second-highest auction price for cricket memorabilia

The price for Bradman’s 1928 Australia cap sits behind the $1,007,500 ($760,000) paid at auction for Australian leg-spinner Shane Warne’s Test cap earlier this year

Dinesh Karthik says using word 'mankading' for a legal run-out dismissal extremely unfair on legendary Vinoo Mankad

Mankad, during the 1948 Tour of Australia, ran opposition batsman Bill Brown out at the non-striker's end after he backed up too far despite repeated warnings.

On This Day: Sachin Tendulkar's first of 100 tons, Don Bradman's farewell duck

Sachin Tendulkar and Sir Donald Bradman, two of the finest batsmen the game has produced, share special memories for 14 August. While Tendulkar scored his first international ton on this day 30 years back, Bradman played his last Test innings today in 1948.

Australia legend Shane Warne's 'baggy green' cap sale raises $692666 for bushfire victims

Warne, 50, is one of many local and international athletes to support the fundraising for bushfire victims

Australia vs Pakistan: David Warner smashes maiden triple ton and records on Day 2, puts hosts in commanding position in second Test

Paine’s decision to put the team above the individual on Saturday evening left Warner in second spot on Australia’s all-time list of biggest Test scorers, behind only Matt Hayden’s 380 against Zimbabwe in 2003.

Australia vs Pakistan: 'What a journey', 'remarkable feat', Twitter applauds David Warner after he smashes maiden triple hundred

David Warner's triple ton has put Australia in commanding position in second Test against Pakistan. Here's a look at some of the best Twitter reactions to the marvelous knock.